On 6 November, our friend and comrade Paul Mepschen passed away, far too young. For many years, Paul had been one of the central people in SAP, the Dutch section of the Fourth International. He was a dedicated socialist and scholar whose work and life revolved around emancipation. Paul's warm and sympathetic personality will be missed by many.
On 20 November, friends and comrades gathered at the IIRE in Amsterdam to share their grief and remember Paul's life. Alexander van Steenderen, one (…)

Following the announcement of the Trump-Putin “peace” plan, the NPA l'Anticapitaliste wishes to reaffirm its support and total solidarity with the Ukrainian people, with their armed and unarmed resistance.
Crédit Photo. Nico Dix / NPA
This pseudo peace plan in 28 points follows the same approach as the one Trump has planned for Gaza: neo-fascists are reaching agreements on the backs of peoples under attack. Military barbarism and genocidal practices are rewarded with “peace agreements” (…)

Une nouvelle étude publiée aujourd'hui par Oxfam et CARE révèle que les pays en développement remboursent désormais davantage aux pays riches qu'ils ne reçoivent en financements climatiques : pour chaque 5 dollars reçus, ils en remboursent 7.
65 % des financements climatiques mondiaux sont accordés sous forme de prêts. Pour la France c'est 92%.
Cette logique de profit, qui permet aux pays riches de tirer avantage de la crise climatique, alourdit la dette des pays en développement et (…)

Dramatically falling birthrates and a skyrocketing number of divorces as the number of marriages collapsing increases all point toward the erosion of the capitalist family unit in the People's Republic of China (PRC). Such trends, furthermore, represent an existential crisis for the nation, as the deepening crisis of social reproduction in the post-socialist country also threatens the reproduction of its necessary supply of labor power. But what exactly is this crisis of social reproduction, (…)

Anti-corruption protests spread across the Philippines through late 2025, but movement dynamics varied sharply between regions. Manila's spectacular convergences—hundred-thousand-strong marches, EDSA Shrine masses for tens of thousands of protesters, celebrity endorsements—captured international attention.
The protest wave in Visayas (central island group, including Cebu, Negros, Panay, Leyte, and Samar) has different answers. Regions spanning dozens of islands cannot rely on big central (…)